Exhibitions in Madrid

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  • The first retrospective in Spain devoted to the Danish artist that brings together around a hundred works (Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum. 17 Feb-31 May).

    Hammershøi. The Eye That Listens
  • Vilhelm Hammershøi. Interior de la casa del artista, 1900. Óleo sobre lienzo, 65,5 × 54,5. Finnish National Gallery Collection / Ateneum Art Museum, Legado de R. F. von Willebrand  © Finnish National Gallery / Hannu Aaltonen

CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS

Exhibition devoted to one of the leading Swedish painters from the end of the 19th century and early 20th century (MAPFRE Foundation. Recoletos Exhibition Hall. 19 Feb-17 May).

Exhibition that brings together around 200 photographs by the American photographer in a comprehensive review of her career and her unique vision of the world (MAPFRE Foundation. Recoletos Exhibition Hall. 19 Feb-17 May).

The history of street art through the works of leading national and international artists (Fundación Canal. Sala Mateo Inurria. 4 Feb-3 May).

A journey through the decisive mark left by women in the shaping of the Prado during the 18th century (Prado Museum. 1 December to 24 May 2026).

Great interactive experience, ranging from Disney classics to the latest releases by Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars (Fundación Canal Sala Castellana 214. 1 Oct-31 May). 

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Exhibition that takes visitors on a journey through the life and influence of one of the most powerful men of his time (CaixaForum Madrid. 9 Apr-4 Oct 2026).

Virtual reality experience that takes visitors back 450 years to the heart of the ancient Inca Empire (Fever Hub Madrid. Until 28 June).

One of the most internationally renowned contemporary filmmakers will present his new piece that is based on his latest film, Sirat (Reina Sofía Museum. 17 Dec-20 Apr).

Exhibition devoted to Pop Art with a careful selection of pieces of art and creations from some of the most renowned representatives (Opera Gallery Madrid. Until 25 April).

Critical reflection on digital citizenship, fundamental rights and the impact of technology on our lives (Telefónica Foundation Space. TIll 3 May).

Exhibition that brings together the most outstanding works of twentieth century art present in the Masaveu collections by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Sorolla and Salvador Dalí (María Cristina Masaveu Peterson Foundation. Till 19 Jul 2026).

Retrospective of the artist’s career, who was a key figure in the experimental avant-garde and founder of living art (Reina Sofía Museum. 11 Feb-8 Jun).

Unique opportunity to admire the most important works of the Basque artist’s career (Conde Duque. 17 Feb-21 Jun).

The artist, José María Sicilia will install paintings created specifically for the most emblematic rooms of the palace  (Liria Palace. 19 Feb-31 May).

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Immersive exhibitions

  • An experience that takes visitors to the heart of Hellenistic Egypt to rediscover one of the most fascinating women in history (MAD - Madrid Artes Digitales, Immersive Experiences Centre). Tickets on sale

    Cleopatra, the Immersive Exhibition
  • Space to enjoy an immersive journey through eclectic worlds that combine art, play and the unexpected, in front of the Reina Sofía Museum in Atocha

    IKONO
  • Experience that brings together the most influential artistic movements from the late 19th and early 20th centuries: Impressionism, Pointillism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, and Expressionism (Nomad Museo Inmersivo. Till 29 April).

    From Monet to Kandinsky. Revolutionary Art
  • Cleopatra, la exposición inmersiva
  • IKONO
  • De Monet a Kandinski. Arte revolucionario
  • Photography, painting, sculpture... The arts have found their niche in Madrid's leading museums and exhibition halls (Jan - Apr 2026).

    Madrid Culture (PDF)
  • Madrid Cultura / Agenda de exposiciones (PDF) enero - abril 2026
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